Guyana · 18 mapped English lessons

Find a real-lab lesson for the level and subject you teach.

Filter by Grades 7–9, Grades 10–11 or sixth form, then narrow to Integrated Science, CSEC/CAPE science or technology and TVET contexts.

A Guyana school exterior with the national flag flying beside the building
English Teach lesson library
18 mapped lessons3 teaching levels3 subject pathways

How to use this guide

Each entry keeps the actual lesson title, names a conservative Guyana teaching context and states what must be confirmed locally.

The mapping is independent. It does not imply Ministry or CXC endorsement, required coverage or availability in a particular school.

Narrow the guide

Filter by level and subject context

18 lessons shown

Teaching level
Subject or pathway
ElectricityRecommended start

Ohm's Law with Hive: measure a real current

A direct Grade 9 circuits anchor using real voltage and current measurements. Use when the topic is in the teacher's current science sequence; the guide does not assume a school-specific offering or timetable.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Integrated Science · CSEC / CAPE science · Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Light and wavesRecommended start

Snell's Law: measure refraction with a real protractor

A direct Grade 9 refraction anchor using measured incidence and refraction angles. Use when the topic is in the teacher's current science sequence; the guide does not assume a school-specific offering or timetable.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Integrated Science · CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
MotionRecommended start

Conservation of Momentum: collisions with real carts

Supports an upper-secondary motion investigation using real cart evidence. Use when the topic is in the teacher's current science sequence; the guide does not assume a school-specific offering or timetable.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
GasesRecommended start

Boyle's Law: pressure and volume from a real syringe run

Supports investigation of pressure and volume when gas laws are in the current sequence.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
Life scienceRecommended start

Cellular Respiration: how activation changes CO2 release

Supports a biology investigation through measurement, comparison and evidence-based explanation.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
Design and makingRecommended start

3D printing: how does extrusion temperature affect print quality?

Supports controlled testing and evidence-based design improvement in a relevant technical subject.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Physical computing

Basic Arduino 1/4: make an LED blink

Introductory output and program testing. Use in a confirmed Digital Literacy, technology, technical-studies or TVET context offered by the school.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Physical computing

Basic Arduino 2/4: create a light sequence

Sequencing, timing and testing. Use in a confirmed Digital Literacy, technology, technical-studies or TVET context offered by the school.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Physical computing

Basic Arduino 3/4: control speed with a potentiometer

Input measurement and control. Use in a confirmed Digital Literacy, technology, technical-studies or TVET context offered by the school.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Physical computing

Basic Arduino 4/4: build a mini-controller

An integrated programming-and-control task. Use in a confirmed Digital Literacy, technology, technical-studies or TVET context offered by the school.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Robotics

Arduino visual robot 1/4: first safe movement

Safe introductory robot movement. Use in a confirmed Digital Literacy, technology, technical-studies or TVET context offered by the school.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Robotics

Arduino visual robot 2/4: buttons, LEDs and modes

Input, output and program-state reasoning. Use in a confirmed Digital Literacy, technology, technical-studies or TVET context offered by the school.

Level
Grades 7–9 · Grades 10–11
Subject context
Technology / TVET
Open lesson
Fluids and density

Buoyancy: density predicts floating

Supports a fluids-and-density investigation at a confirmed CSEC or CAPE science level.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
Fluids and density

Buoyancy: apparent mass and Archimedes' principle

Supports an Archimedes-principle investigation for a confirmed upper-secondary or sixth-form Physics context.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
Fluids and density

Buoyancy: determine an unknown liquid's density

Supports a quantitative density investigation at a confirmed sixth-form school offering the relevant subject.

Level
Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
Heat and matter

Heating and Cooling Curves of Water: phase changes from real video

Supports investigation of heat and phase change using real observations. Use when the topic is in the teacher's current science sequence; the guide does not assume a school-specific offering or timetable.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
Cell biology

Microscope: zoom, focus and cell evidence

Supports cell biology through observation and interpretation of real microscope evidence.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson
Chemistry

Titration: endpoint, stoichiometry and uncertainty

Supports a quantitative chemistry investigation at a school offering the relevant CSEC or CAPE subject.

Level
Grades 10–11 · Sixth form
Subject context
CSEC / CAPE science
Open lesson

Need help choosing a first lesson?

Tell us the grade, subject and available class time. We can help narrow the guide for your school.

Discuss a school pilot